Breeds / Irish Water Spaniel

Irish Water Spaniel images, transparent background

Nine standard views of the Irish Water Spaniel, on a transparent background.

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Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, front view
Front Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, front three-quarter, left view
Front three-quarter, left Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, left side view
Left side Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, rear three-quarter, left view
Rear three-quarter, left Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, rear view
Rear Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, rear three-quarter, right view
Rear three-quarter, right Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, right side view
Right side Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, front three-quarter, right view
Front three-quarter, right Download
Irish Water Spaniel, liver coat, head portrait view
Head portrait Download

About the Irish Water Spaniel

The Irish Water Spaniel (Irish: An Spáinnéar Uisce) is a breed of dog that is the tallest of the spaniels. It is one of Ireland's nine native dog breeds, also known as a "bog-dog". As a common hunting dog, they were often kept by historic landowning classes along with minor gentry, who commonly hunted and shot game. Performing a wide range of skills, such as the combined duties of pointers, setters, retrievers, and spaniels, they were a good fit for people who were unable to keep a team of dogs. The breed thrives in a working environment. They often love to please their owners, hunting and retrieving game happily. They are characterized by their curly coat, a distinctive "rat tail", and webbed feet, being very active and intelligent. They have a lifespan of about 10–12 years. Their inquisitive nature has earned them the nickname the "clown" of the spaniel family, and they'll often find surprising methods to complete tasks. Historically bred to hunt animals in marine settings such as marshes, today, their webbed feet make them skilled swimmers and are still used to hunt waterfowl. Now considered a rare breed, only a few thousand exist today, classifying them as a vulnerable native breed.

Text from the Wikipedia article Irish Water Spaniel, under CC BY-SA 4.0.

The same view for every breed

Every breed in the catalog is drawn from the same nine angles, so you can compare them side by side: front, front three-quarter, left, left side, rear three-quarter, left, rear, rear three-quarter, right, right side, front three-quarter, right, head portrait.

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